Dan Ewing

Dan Ewing was born Daniel M. Ewing on June 3, 1985, in Manly NSW, Australia. He grew up in Forestville as the eldest of four children and attended Marist Catholic College North Shore, where he actively participated in musicals. Ewing also played representative basketball for Manly Warringah, competing in two state championships and touring the U.S. and Canada. He furthered his acting education by attending the Open Program courses at NIDA, the National Institute of Dramatic Art.

Ewing began his television career with a recurring role as Reuben Humphries in the Seven Network’s popular series “Home and Away” in 2007. Following this, he secured the role of Dillon, the Black RPM Ranger, in the children’s television series “Power Rangers RPM”, appearing in all 32 episodes in 2009. He also made guest appearances in other Australian television series such as “Blue Water High”, “Rescue: Special Ops”, and “Spirited”. In September 2010, Ewing rejoined the cast of “Home and Away” in a more prominent capacity as Heath Braxton, debuting in February 2011. This role brought him significant recognition, and he portrayed Heath Braxton in 596 episodes, including feature-length specials “Home and Away: An Eye for an Eye” (2015), “Home and Away: Revenge” (2016), and “Home and Away: All or Nothing” (2017).

Beyond television, Ewing has built a filmography in film, starring as Cap in the critically acclaimed Paramount film “Love and Monsters” (2020) and Matt Simmons in “Occupation: Rainfall” (2021). Other film credits include “Chasing Comets” (2018), “Beast No More” (2019), and “Godless: The Eastfield Exorcism” (2023), where he also served as an executive producer. His acting work continues with several upcoming projects such as “Zombie Plane” (2025), “The Fifth Horseman”, and “Green Door”. In his personal life, Ewing married Marni Little in 2012, with whom he had a son, Archer Grason. Following their separation in 2016, he entered a relationship with Kat Risteska in August 2016, and they welcomed a daughter in July 2022.